Ex-fire captain, victim advocate charged in gambling operation
SPARTANBURG, S.C. State police say a former fire captain and a victim
advocate have been charged with running an illegal gambling operation in a
convenience store. The Spartanburg Public Safety Department says 24-year
Public Safety veteran Dale Leon Horton was charged with possession or
operation of illegal coin-operated machines and keeping a gaming house. The
State Law Enforcement Division says agents removed video gambling machines
from Horton's business, Dale's Quick Stop. Debbie Ruth Sellars has been
charged with operating a gaming house. The former volunteer coordinator at
the Council on Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis of Spartanburg says she didN'T pay
out winnings on the machines. Both were released from jail yesterday on
personal recognizance bonds.
advocate have been charged with running an illegal gambling operation in a
convenience store. The Spartanburg Public Safety Department says 24-year
Public Safety veteran Dale Leon Horton was charged with possession or
operation of illegal coin-operated machines and keeping a gaming house. The
State Law Enforcement Division says agents removed video gambling machines
from Horton's business, Dale's Quick Stop. Debbie Ruth Sellars has been
charged with operating a gaming house. The former volunteer coordinator at
the Council on Sexual Assault/Rape Crisis of Spartanburg says she didN'T pay
out winnings on the machines. Both were released from jail yesterday on
personal recognizance bonds.
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